Xi Jinping’s Olympics Visit Boosts Russia Ties
On a visit to Russia to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Sochi, President Xi...
Read MorePosted by Sophie Beach | Feb 7, 2014
On a visit to Russia to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Sochi, President Xi...
Read MorePosted by Samuel Wade | Jan 31, 2012
Human Rights Watch recently released its 22nd annual World Report, whose 676 pages include a country-by-country overview of human rights developments around the world and a series of essays on themes including the Arab Spring...
Read MorePosted by Sophie Beach | Feb 23, 2011
For an article in Foreign Policy, Gary Bass interviews numerous Chinese Foreign Ministry officials and asks them about China’s diplomatic relationships with leaders of Zimbabwe, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan, and other...
Read MorePosted by Sophie Beach | Aug 9, 2009
On the one year anniversary of the opening of the Olympics in Beijing, journalists are reflecting on the legacy of the Games for Beijing and for China. From the Christian Science Monitor: One year after Beijing hosted the Summer...
Read MorePosted by Xiao Qiang | Feb 15, 2009
By Willy Fautré, Human Rights Without Frontiers Int’l: The Chinese delegation has rejected almost all the recommendations aiming at promoting democracy and human rights made by ALL the EU member states and by Argentina,...
Read MorePosted by Liu Yong | Jan 13, 2009
From AP: China failed to enact democratic reforms in 2008 despite promises to do so, a private democracy watchdog organization said Tuesday. The statement from the Washington, D.C.-based Freedom House came as the group unveiled...
Read MorePosted by dwang | Dec 10, 2008
This next installment in the CDT series on important issues facing China in 2008 concerns the state of human rights in China. See also these previous China 2008 articles: China and the Developing World, Nationalism, Internet...
Read MorePosted by Liu Yong | Oct 21, 2008
From AFP: Despite hopes the Olympics would improve human rights, China’s crackdown on dissidents before and during the Games has likely set the stage for a lasting period of even tighter controls, government critics say....
Read MorePosted by Xiao Qiang | Aug 24, 2008
Henry Sanderson reports for the Associated Press: … the modern image that China is showcasing to the world during its turn in the white-hot Olympic spotlight may be nice to look at, but the Communist Party remains firmly...
Read MorePosted by Sophie Beach | Aug 15, 2008
Despite the negative news about the government’s failure to permit protests and a crackdown on dissenting voices ahead of the Olympics, the AP reports on the ways that the Olympics may bring positive change to...
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